New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
MANAGERS WHOCAN MANAGE
BALL PLAYERS GRIEVANCES sOOTHED.

GOOD CAsT-IRoN CONTRACT AGREED UPoN-
SOME OF IT'S POINTS.
Peace and goodwill again reign In the baseball world
and the league convention at tho Fifth Avenue HotGs
came to an end yesterday. the largest and most
stubbOrnly contested baseball meeting ever held The
changes In the rules the percentage question the
threatened trouble with the players have all been pleas
antly arranged. Yesterdays session was given up On
tirey TO arranging contract which would be satsfact
ory to both players and managers Il took all DAY b.
DO THIS The Brotherhood drew up o contract which. l.
sad' the players would DO willing to sign After fc,
changes the contract was accepted by the League
OF the interesting features are as follows:
Ssa n contract H player sign. for months be
The cluDs shall have The right establish such reasonable.
sSpe ent aud to discipline suspend Them aud thai
these shall not o' limited to case. Of dishonest pav
cpne suspend or eIpel players COR caressnes uer.
ence or such other conduct 10 the clubs
tho Of his to To ssc rn
m ana Is to PLAY baseball at home and
ability to cheerully obey all rules and regulations
AM & Is further mutual agree. S.tss.n the club and
s employment be guilty Of ANY Excessive IN IN
% 1.1S or tue gaor he shall s oea SIS ne r,.
an. a, any subsequent offence shall he punished only By
player any time during the said term of his employment
81 gambling IN any form or an;
Sy DIS GLIB for such definite period of time be aud
necessary in future for manager intend, u
nns or PLAYER that he first the player notes
should tho club, violate conditions the pays,
NOTICE or Should The club lose its membership
Clubs and the rgM of transferred 10 AM
other club or assoeann s aye mail sail
agreed npon otherwise such right of reservation
The club managers can deduct $50 from the players salaries
tor uniforms but must pay all the players travelling
PLAYER under the new rule, cannot OF be sold T.
another club without his consent
Deasley was signed by the Washington club yesterday
FIT TO KICK LIKE OVERLOADED GUNS
PRINCETON AND YALE READY FOR THE RUSH.
BOTH SIDES WELL BACKED IN THE BETTING.
Princeton and Yae will play their annual footbaj
match this afternoon at the Polo Grounds. The game
will be called at o'clock sharp and the thousand o.
spectators who will witness the match will probably
OF the subbornly contested matches that ever
took place here There is keener interest than usual
among tho students this game and feeling runs
high on account Of the memorable contest at Princeton
last year. which resulted in mo game" and champion.
ship for lss6!S7. Both colleges are determined this
year that there will be decisive result to-day and two
fine representative teams will meet. Princeton
fortunate than Yale In having lest payer through
injuries Two of Yales best players said last night
to be laid Woodruff heavy rusher and Graves. SO.
s.. one OF the half backs.
The supporters OF both teams are doing some heavy
of WANING Yale has not yet been DO
feated but Princeton lost her Harvard game and
from this defeat Yale finds plenty OF encourageme But
the Princeton men DO not consider the Harvard game
fair test of their capabilty c. Cuyler. weknovn
Princeton alumnus Of this city and OF John Patton Co.'S
banking establishment. said yesterday that the disqua
cstOn OF PrlncetOn's solid rusher. Cowan, the first
few minutes OF the Harvard game injured the Princeton
team greatly The did not play with their regular
machneISe work after Cowans removal. appearing 10
lose confidence Some OF the Yale said the same
last night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where
they arrived in the afternoon. The fact is. how
ever I'll at Yale is confident OF winning the game and
the championship The New Haven rush line is superb
and the half backs Kick well as they expectetS
do the Yale rushers will force PrlnceOn's men back al
the outset and IN the rst part OF the contest. on
the other hand, II PrlncetOus rush line plays with ia
precision and mold the Yale PLAYERS then Yals
mad batter lookout for Ames. who kick goals with
in a college IL Is said that Princeton has
half backs who can kick the New Jersey men
usually no. and that in leaving too much for the rushers
Princeton will lose But the game Will have TO demon
strats that.
umpire respectively. Iiske Is mister OF football
likely to he tho prompt disqualification will follow
special train from Princeton will bring 600 PinceOn
students this morning and the Princeton Club here
three or four hundred strong. will attend in body. All
Yale University will be here plenty OF friends The
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